Can someone please explain how the exhaust downpipe pipe is secured to the cylinder head on a Jubilee?
I bought the bike in bits so I may be missing some parts. I can see no clamping ring on the exhaust header or manifold studs on the head, unlike other bikes I own, I just see a smooth port in the head and a downpipe that looks like a push fit in the head.
Surely there is something more to hold the exhaust in the head?
If not, is there a support bracket for the downpipe from the frame?
Is there any kind of gasket between the downpipe and the head?
Previously dennis_thompson…
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Yep just a push fit, held…
Yep just a push fit, held tight by the footrest nut , you could use high temp silicone if you want ( like permatex)
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Thanks both. And no sealin…
Thanks both. And no sealing gasket? Sounds like permatex might be a good idea.
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Yes, No gasket required!
Yes, No gasket required!
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Previously dennis_thompson wrote:
Hello Dennis, I asked the same question some time ago when starting my own jubilee project, I bought a new pair of exhausts and when fitted the front pipe isn't in the cylinder fully, as far as I know they are just pushed in and the fitting bracket as the foot pegs and once the cylinder is fitted it holds them in. I have rebought a mint second hand pair of front pipes that I might have rechromed as the originals are a touch longer at the heads.
cheers Kelvin.